Yes, exactly.
Steve
joined 1 year ago
The only fix I came up with, is to charge people some amount up front, then if they're still active weekly users in 6 months, they get a refund. That would create a better incentive structure for the app.
Yes exactly.
You can pay to fund the instance you use. To help ensure it's worth the time of whoever is managing it.
It's how Communick works. Or is hoped to work. It seems difficult to convince fedizins to pay for this great stuff.
It's not deliberate. His decline just started before he ran for president.
There are videos of him giving interviews in the 90s. He was still himself, but he had no trouble keeping track of what he was talking about and getting through several sentences on a single topic. Seen side by side the difference is quite stark.
I expect this is temporary as the market adjusts to the new prices. Eventually drivers will leave since its not worth it to them, increasing the orders per driver. And some amount of people ordering will come back once the sticker shock passes. It'll work out.
If this is this a gaffe, what is it when Trump strings together his incoherent, incomplete, and nonsensical ramblings?
WarGames told us this is 1983.
spoiler
The trick is to have the AIs play against themselves a whole bunch of times, to learn that the only way to win is not to play.
The front page there is literally: "Give us your email, so we can find leaks of your email." It's exactly the same thing.
I can also see the irony. But I can't imagine another way to do it at any scale. Do you know of another option?
I do this already. It's great. Kagi has a browser plugin that does it.
There are a number of local AI LLMs that run on any modern CPU. No GPU needed at all, let alone RTX.